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E.Coli-infected cucumbers kill 10, affect hundreds in Germany

Cucumbers, believed to have been imported from Spain, claimed lives of atleast ten people so far, and left hundreds sick in Germany, said a BBC report on Saturday.

Barcelona Beats Manchester United 3-1, Lionel Messi Scores Goal [VIDEO]

The spirit-filled final match of UEFA Champions League was over with Barcelona taking the trophy home and Manchester United was not able to revenge their defeat from two years ago , when they also lost by two points against Barcelona in the 2009's Champion's League final.

Microsoft aims for post-PC ubiquity with Windows 8

Microsoft is making progress in prepping the next version of its ubiquitous Windows operating system, with new architecture promising a departure from its PC centric roots, and positiong the company to capitalize on new emerging form factors.

Champions League Over: Barcelona wins 3-1

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Gaddafi Paranoid About Dying, On The Run: UK Official

British intelligence sources are convinced that Libyan dictator Moammar Gaddafi has become “paranoid” that NATO’s missile attacks on his country will lead to his death, according to a report in the Daily Telegraph newspaper, quoting UK diplomats.

Rumored MacBook Air of the future, powered by ARM A5 processor

A new report on Friday claimed that Apple is testing a new MacBook Air powered by an ARM A5 processor, the same as the iPad 2.

Smelling Vs. Social Networking: Kids Prefer The Technology

in a survey, more kids aged 16-22 said they would rather have Facebook than be able to smell.

Gold Price Up On Week As German Anger Grows With Cheating Greece

The Dollar Gold Price traded in a $3 range around $1526 per ounce on Friday morning in London, while stocks and commodities were up and the Euro rallied despite concerns the IMF may halt the latest payment of Greece's €110 billion bailout.

Vatican Helped Nazis Escape Justice After WW II: Book

According to a new book, the Vatican helped thousands of Nazis, including Adolf Eichmann and Dr. Josef Mengele, escape justice after the end of World War II.

Beware: Planking can be a life threatening game

Planking is a fast-growing, but possibly dangerous, game – started in England, most popular in Australia, but spreading worldwide – in online society where people post up their pictures of lying down on some of the most unusual and obscure places.

Planking: What is it and why it is popular

Planking is a game that is gaining a lot of popularity where people (known as “plankers”) lie down on the ground – usually in an unusual location – and post the picture of planking on online community such as Facebook.

HSBC faces shareholder trial over costs, pay

HSBC Holdings Plc <0005.HK> faces scrutiny from investors over its ambitious plans to cut costs and lift waning profits, as well as a revamped pay format for managers through which it hopes to placate critics.

Former Chinese Prisoner Exposes World Of Warcraft Gold Farming Scheme

A former inmate at the Jixi labour camp in China has exposed a money making scheme going on within the prison: virtual gold farming.

UK eyes super-fast broadband in rural areas by 2015

Rural homes and businesses in Devon, Somerset, Norfolk and Wiltshire will get super-fast broadband connection, the UK government has said.

Gaddafi relents, says ready to hold talks with rebels

Libya's government has pushed for a ceasefire, saying for the first time it is prepared to talk to the rebel adversary.

Londoners call for ban on Call of Duty video game depicting 7/7 attacks

Relatives of the people affected by the 7/7 suicide attacks in July 2005, which killed more than 50 people and injured 700, demanded for a ban on Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 video game.

A Map Of The Universe, 10 Years In The Making

Researchers create the most comprehensive map of the universe ever created.

Exclusively.In, members-only Indian fashion marketplace, Secures $16M in Series B Funding

Exlusively.In, the flash sale site for high Indian fashion, is expanding into the UK market

Britain, Europe, US Hail Arrest of Mladic

The arrest of Serbian war criminal fugitive Ratko Mladic has been hailed by leading political figures in Europe and the U.S.

Gold Dips As Euro & Pound Rise, UK Has No Inflation Problem Says Cabinet Minister

Silver Prices handed back most of Wednesday's gains, dropping 6% inside three hours before hovering around $37 per ounce.

Cosmic explosion reveals most distant object in visible Universe

A cosmic explosion caused by the death of a giant star, referred to by astronomers as GRB 090429B, has helped astronomers catch a glimpse of what possibly could be the edge of the observable Universe.

Post-Microsoft acquisition, Skype crashes; download guidelines

VoIP and group video conferencing provider and latest buy of Microsoft, Skype has crashed as users from across the world are citing sign-in and communication issues.

Cheryl Cole will no longer be a judge on The X Factor

People.com is reporting that British musician, Cheryl Cole, will no longer be a judge on The X Factor as it has previously been reported.

Obama hints at long battle in Libya; supports new democracies

The West is bracing for long military operations in Libya to help end conflict there, U.S. President Barack Obama told the British parliament on Wednesday.

Obama urges Europe not to support Palestine's U.N. statehood bid

The US is worried that a unilateral support would isolate Israel, as British Prime Minister David Cameron is vague about the Palestine's statehood bid.